Translation of the Modern JavaScript Tutorial

There are following translations (in the alphabetical order):

LanguageTranslated (%)Last CommitPublished
Albanian 0%14 Sep 2020
Arabic 52%28 Aug 2020https://ar.javascript.info
Armenian 10%7 Oct 2019
Azerbaijani 6%18 Feb 2020
Bengali 9%8 Jun 2020
Bulgarian 22%29 Aug 2020
Catalan 22%16 Oct 2019
Central Khmer 18%29 Jul 2019
Chinese 90%19 Sep 2020https://zh.javascript.info
Chinese Traditional 19%4 Aug 2020
Czech 0%13 Sep 2020
Dutch 0%14 Sep 2020
French 68%17 Aug 2020
Georgian 0%14 Sep 2020
German 9%13 Jul 2020
Greek 9%31 Aug 2020
Hebrew 0%14 Sep 2020
Hindi 2%14 Sep 2020
Hungarian 1%24 Aug 2020
Indonesian 43%17 Sep 2020
Italian 42%27 Aug 2020
Japanese 89%7 Sep 2020https://ja.javascript.info
Korean 64%19 Sep 2020https://ko.javascript.info
Lithuanian 7%25 Nov 2019
Malayalam 2%24 Aug 2020
Montenegrin 14%26 Aug 2019
Norvegian 21%2 Oct 2019
Persian (Farsi) 12%15 Sep 2020
Polish 10%30 Aug 2020
Portuguese 29%5 Sep 2020
Punjabi 6%12 Mar 2020
Romanian 14%10 Feb 2020
Russian 80%19 Sep 2020https://learn.javascript.ru
Sinhala 0%14 Sep 2020
Slovak 0%14 Sep 2020
Spanish 70%18 Sep 2020https://es.javascript.info
Tamil 1%14 Sep 2020
Telugu 0%13 Sep 2020
Thai 7%24 Mar 2020
Turkish 42%4 Sep 2020https://tr.javascript.info
Turkmen 0%14 Sep 2020
Ukrainian 14%16 Sep 2020
Uzbek 21%29 Jul 2019
Vietnamese 20%7 May 2020

Help us to translate: click the language name link above, it leads to the repo. Then read the instruction. That's simple, join in!

Starting a new translation

Your language is not in the list?

If you’d like to create a new translation, file an issue with the following information:

  • Language code
  • List of maintainers (one or more): github nick and email

As a maintainer, you should know JavaScript well enough to translate and review pull requests of others.

We will:

  • Create a new repository for you at javascript-tutorial/{lang-code}.javascript.info.
  • Add/invite all maintainers to the team translate-{lang-code} in the javascript-tutorial organization.
  • Create an special issue in the new repository to track your translation progress.

You’ll get an email invite to join (unless you’re a member already). Please accept this invite, so you can get admin access to your repository!

You’ll find more translation tips in Readme when the repository is created.

Happy translating!

Becoming a maintainer

Anyone can contribute to the translations. Maintainers are ones who have the power to review and merge pull requests.

Please file an issue, if:

  • You’re already a maintainer of a translation, and would like to add another one.
  • You’re interested in becoming a maintainer for a translation, and other maintainers agree to add you.
  • An existing translation is stalled, previous maintainers don’t respond, and you want to take it over.

Publishing

When the translation is at least half-finished, please create an issue with a request to publish. Your name and contributions will show up at the About page.

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